Cattle supply tight as Chicago packers alter cow stock rules
The Chicago live stock market shows a reduced cattle supply after a new packing rule and government letters urged shippers to withhold cows and heifers. Commission men warn meat prices may rise. independent firms buy the limited cattle available. Authorities reportedly warned against broadening the ruling to other livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Heeft Trust
Morton
Commission
Co-operative
Ixnet Mate
Bif
Washington
Government Inspection Service
Officials Put to Death. Disturbances in Chinese Empire
Serious disturbances erupt in Wongkong China as a rebellion breaks out in Aping district Chinchu prefecture. All civil and military officials in Wongkong are assassinated and their property burned. Local revolutionaries unite with neighboring provinces to threaten authorities. Swatow commander rallies guards and heads to Wongkong. Police curbs excesses while Chinese bankers deploy a steam launch patrol to deter seaborne raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wongkong
China
Aping
Chinchu Prefecture
Civi
Swatow
Railways to Cut Forces Threaten Mass Job Loss
The Chicago Record Herald estimates that between 20000 and 166000 workers may be laid off by U S railroads before the first week of June. Traditionally the summer cutback occurs then, but this year railroads issued strict economy orders, reducing payrolls to the minimum across regular staff and many laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Herald
Beek Slayers of Priest Murder Suspects Sought
Chicago detectives, via a New York request, search for E Ermoylan Reed 23 Paul Sarktodian aged 4 and John Marradian in connection with the murder of Armenian girl Father Horan Kasper whose body was found in a trunk at a New York tenement. Armenian districts scourged for the trio without success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thorounh
O’brien
Chicago Detective Bureau
Joseph McCafferty
New York
Fire damages Rochester building. $100,000 loss reported
A blaze on the top floor of the Guka and Calhoun building in Rochester caused about $100,000 damage. The National Clothing store and nearby structures were scorched by flames and water from the fire. Two streetcars collided in El Povo, injuring five women seriously, one fatally perhaps, as both cars were nearly derailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Hua
Guka & Calhoun
Rochester
National Clothing Store
el Povo
Tes
Mrs William McKinley Dies at Canton Home
Mrs William McKinley widow of the late president died at her Canton Ohio home at 1 05 Sunday afternoon after years as an invalid She endured the shock of her husband s death and suffered a paralytic stroke with little hope of recovery Present at the McKinley residence were Secretary Cortelyou Justice and Mrs William Day and other relatives and nurses The secretary announced her death to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xyorra
Galefering
William McKiniey
Poraldent
Canton
McKintey
Mckinsey
McKinley
Certelyou
M.C. Barber
Sarah Duncan
Luther Day
Justice
William BR. Day
Auto crash near Pasadena kills Walter Foster in tragic Maroon crash
Walter Foster of Minneapolis died after a touring car collided with a Santa Fe Limited engine four miles east of Pasadena at Lamand Park. His companion Genevieve Hart was severely injured and driver Carl Wold sustained a broken arm. Foster died at a Pasadena hospital after midnight. Wold and Hart were hospitalized with serious injuries. Foster had arrived in the city two days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pataby Hare
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Walter Foster
Minneapolis
Alexandria
Genevieve Hart
Carl Wold
Pasadena
Lamanad Park
Foster
Monrovia
Santa Fe Crossing
Wold
Mie
Delays Persist in Haywood Trial at Boise Idaho
Court adjourns as jury selection stalls in the William Haywood case, the first of the alleged Yaner circle to face a jury for conspiracy in Gov Steunenberg murder. Twelve jurors remain from the second panel with one more salesman awaiting examination and four peremptory challenges left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haywood
Boise
Idaho
Yaner
Western Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
Three Boys Die In Bridge Tragedy Near Morristown
Three youths Frank St John Orville Bab and Joseph Fair child aged 16 17 and 18 part of Indianapolis were on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton bridge over Blue River one mile east of Morristown Indiana when passenger train No 27 struck them while they watched the water below. Their bodies were badly mangled and later taken to Indianapolis. They had gone to Blue River Park to fish on Sunday.
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Wver
Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton
Blue River
Mordistown
Ind
Frank St. John
Orville Bab
Josep Fairchild
In- Aonapoli
Intianapalls
Blue River Park
Joe Chamberlain Plans and Health Updates
A report notes Joseph Chamberlain's health and future plans remain uncertain as Austin Chamberlain mentions his father's return to England not yet decided. The piece also mentions Dr Maurice F Egan's appointment as minister to Roosevelt and details a Kansas City attorney William Perry's death from heart failure at age 53. Moroccan villages near Tabriz reportedly plundered by Rahman Khans cavalry, with around 25 killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Chamberlain
Raphael Saturday
Joseph Chamberlain
Austin Chamberlain
England
Australian Railway Loan Arrangements Reported
Reports indicate arrangements nearly finished for South Australia to raise a loan in the London market to fund a railway line from the southern region toward the north. The plan aims to connect major routes and spur development, with government backing and projected revenue streams underpinning the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australia
London
Pullman Sleeping Car Rates Challenged by Loftus
George Loftus of St Paul files three complaints with the Interstate Commerce Commission challenging Pullman Company and northwestern railroads over sleeping car fare. He says a St Paul to Superior berth costs 1.50 regardless of upper or lower status, and argues lower berths are more desirable and should cost less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pullman Company
Pulinian Company
Puthnan Company
Rairoad Nes
George
St. Paul
Missouri oil trust case urged state ouster
Judge Anthony appointed by Missouri Supreme Court to take testimony in the Hadley suit against Standard Oil Waters-Pierce and Republic Oil. He reports an agreement since 1901 to fix and control petroleum prices in Missouri, restricting competition, and recommends revoking charters and ousting the firms from the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Judga Anthony
Supreme Court of Missouri
Hadley
Standard Oil Company
Waters- Pierce Ol Company
Republic Oil Company
Felday
Supreme Court
Anthony
Standard
Watera-Pierce
Republic Oil
Chinese Crew Storm Port Amid Quarantine Standoff
Aboard the steamer Maori King 1200 Chinese and 300 Russians arrived to work on a railway extension. Ports in Gunyuins Mexico halted the vessel in quarantine as Chinese workers became turbulent, seized launches, and attempted to land before being resisted by the ship and shore authorities. In Buenos Ayres, a strike clash at a meat plant left four dead and many wounded as troops intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunyuins
Mexico
Aexican
Demoncrata
Mabatian
Pacific
Buenos Ayres
Arrest warrant issued for Geo It Scrugham forgery
Magistrate House New York 67 by Assistant District Attorney Smyth issues warrant for the arrest of Geo It Scrugham manager of the International policyholders committee and his associate Chan Stirrup on forgery charges. Reports also note the death of John Trelkovsky in St Louis from gunstroke and John Macon treated after being overcome as heat reaches 81 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. It. Scrugham
Magistrate House
New York
Aassistaant
Smyth
Geo. R. Scrugham
International Policyholders’ Committee
Scrugham
Chan, Stirrup
St. Louis
John Trelkovsky
John Macon
Big Strike on the Erie Mobilizes 3000 Machinists
N OConnell international president of the International Association of Machinists called out about 3,000 Erie railroad machinists Friday afternoon. A tornado in Snyder Oklahoma caused property damage and isolated the town briefly. McKinley’s former varrier Hugh Quigley died in Cleveland of apoplexy. The Red Cross will no longer accept money or goods for famine relief after recent crop losses.
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Erie
N. O'Connell
International Association of Machinists
Oklboring
Snyder
Olu
Canuasizen
McKinles
Quighey
Meminley
Cleveland
Kansas City Chosen for Next Meeting
In Columbus Ohio the general assembly of a precision law body selected Kansas City by unanimous vote as the site for the upcoming meeting, setting the stage for events to come in the host city. Local delegates praised the choice and anticipated strong participation from participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
United States
National Association of Postmasters
Washington, D. C
Kansas City
Clio
Columbus
A Bold Step Against Objections to Secret Medicines
An early advertisement by R V Pierce of Buffalo claims his medical catalog lists all ingredients for Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and other remedies. It asserts lack of alcohol or narcotics in Dr Pierce’s preparations, emphasizes native medicinal roots, and touts several benefits for nervous debility, women's ailments, and menstrual issues, with distribution through medicine dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Anong
Meree
Hsang
Dav
Pierce
Billa N.Y
Tereo
Pierc
Indiana
Ito
Merce
A Skin of Beauty Is a Joy Forever headline
Fragmentary OCR reads about Dr. T. Felix Gouraud and Orientel Dream or Magical Beautifier. The text is garbled with nonstandard terms and stray letters, offering no clear event dates, locations, or outcomes to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. T. Felix Gouraud
Orientel Dream
Baby recovered after Cutieura treatment for skin disease
A Chicago mother credits Cutieura remedies with curing her baby’s severest skin condition after a year of illness and multiple doctors. She details trying Cutieura Soap Ointment and Resolver Pills, noting significant improvement after three boxes and calling the child now healthy. Also included is a historical note on shamrock as Irish food and its supposed nourishing value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Cuthura
Cutienra
Mias G
Orst
Brestlin
Lincoln Street
Chvago
Ill
Doctor praises Grape-Nuts as perfect food in health talk
The physician president of the Kent county board discusses diet and ill health caused by poor food. He cites personal relief from overwork and malnutrition after using Grape-Nuts with milk, claiming improved heart action sleep and digestion and endorsing the product as a sound dietary choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres
Board of Kenttth
Wollylie
Phys
Ea Bon
Fire Alarm Disarray at Carroll Opera House
A near miss at the Carroll Presby terian church venue sparked by a moving picture machine fire caused panic among women and children. Fire extinguishers and water buckets aided a quick evacuation as a widow mourned and equipment suffered. doors to exits on the west side were ordered replaced after the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Vie Fra Company
Ln Hla
Mtyper
Dovurs
Ara Esas
FOL WAL ON ELECTRIC LINES AND RAIL TOWS
Des Moines rumors say steam lines will not recognize joint freight rates with Newton and Northwestern as the new Interurban to Boone opens next Saturday. Algonquin may drop tariff on Newton and Northwestern. Fort Dodge line shifts to steam freight. Electric lines connect Des Moines with Newton Northwestern, while Fort Dodge Junction steams diverge to Rockwell City and Fort Dodge.
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Loca Roaffront
Des Moines
Newton
Northwestern
Boone
Ainte
Electrica Hy
Alg
Fort Dodge
Dea Molnea
Southern
Newton Runn Northwestern
Fort Dodge Junction
Rockwell City
Intter la Fact Dodge
Initiation of Forty-Four Knights Ties Local Council Events
In Moone the Knight of Columbus hosted about 200 visiting knights from Carroll Ames Nevada State Center Marshalltown Cedar Rapids Council Slutty Aftssourt Valley Omaha and Des Mather for the initiation of forty four new members. Carroll council led the first two degrees while Omaha conducted the third. A banquet followed the ceremonies and the event was highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poul
Leo Cornell
Knight of Columbus
Bonne
Carrol
Ames
Nevilda
State Center
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Council Slutty
Aftssourt Valley
Omaha
Des Mather
Carroll Council
Swift Convicts Minister Guilty in Mail Fraud Case
A federal jury found Rev. John H. Swift of Winterset guilty of using the mails to extort money. The case involved allegations against Banker Cornell of Winterset and Miss Jem Turner, both church members, with a prior trial ending in a hung jury after thirty hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Swift
Winterset
Builty
Banker Cornell
Jeme Turner
Swift
Baby dies of accidental gunshot near Marcus
A 5 year old child, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baumann, south of Marcus, died after finding a .38 caliber revolver and firing it. The bullet entered the abdomen, severing the intestines, ending a tragic accident reported Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus
Kittin Mimachf
Honn Adalbert
Henry Baumann
Creston Citizens Cully and Gard in Larceny Case
Burlington detective J W Stinbridge obtained warrants to seize Ea Ashentelter and C A Gard, well known Creston residents. A dray load of railroad tool were found and both men pled guilty to petty larceny, with Gard described as well to do and own Severn city properties. Further arrests likely as more evidence connects others to the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Gard la Aman
Severn City
Anhkanfelter
Calamity Foretold By Railway Agent At Des Moines Hearing
A Des Moines railway hearing before state railway commissioners featured a red hat speech by W B Henamidin, freight agent of Nurfington, predicting collapse of oral roads, congressional control by Democrats, free trade, and turmoil after Burnic Firygau’s election. Following the session a Dubuque Lutheran parish mutiny ousted Pastor Sue, leading to police and a tense vote for electing a new pulpit leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurfingtonn
Des Moines
W. DB. Henamidin
Penecud
Nurfington Yntem
Winted Te
Hernblin
Democrata
Firygau
Svithin
Woral Pantie Jn
Gift to Iowa Wesleyan by Mrs. Ober Lincoln
Mrs Robert T Lincoln announced Thursday that she has donated to Iowa Wesleyan College in Mt Pleasant the home of her father Senator James Harlan a former Lincoln cabinet member. The Harlan house is described as one of the finest arts style dwellings in southeastern Iowa and supports the senator’s plan to aid the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ober 'T. Lincoln
Robert T. Lincoln
Abratiin
Lincoln
Wesleyan
Mt. Pleasant
Senate
James Harvin
Lincoln Cabinet
Harlan
Westasia
Mra
Lincoli
Harlan Home
Towa
Farmer Ends His Life Near Chamben After Farm Visit
A farmer, aged about sixty five, died by a gunshot near Chamben after returning home from a farm inspection. Family reports he suffered despondency over illness and health concerns. The incident occurred before noon on Thursday and was witnessed by his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Conmits
Cerydun
Chamben
Hye
Sheaton
Disgrace, poison death of child in Webster county
A two year old named Richey, son of a prominent Webster County family, drank toxic acid and died. Police court records show the case involved a death by self harm. Local carpenters’ strike and other farm incidents, including a drowning and house fires, are noted in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richey
Ciimery
Webster County
Shere
Too Rapid Growth and the Father's Silent Wisdom
A garbled passage reflects on a minister and his son, contrasting paternal guidance with religious strictness. The boy questions his father about the meaning of the moment, and the father replies that yesterday’s truth grows too final for tomorrow. The scene hints at generational tension and a stern clerical stance.
Fragmented Fragment Text From Obscure Chronicle
The passage presents a distorted, mystic meditation on earth, divine order, and catastrophe. It mentions a fear of the world’s end, a heavy wheel atop the earth, and apocalyptic fear. A reference to Stephen Crone appears among garbled lines and images of danger.
Fragmented Late 19th Century Ad and Rants
A garbled local page features an odd mix of a hobo tale for a Sunday editor, a garbled health claim for Garfield Tea Co Brooklyn, and a scattered set of quips on manners and animal training. The piece blends stray market chatter, pseudo medical assertions, and restless moral observations from periodical prose.
Dr Williams Pink Pills Claim General Debility Relief
Dr Williams Pink Pills advertised as a remedy for general debility caused by bad blood. The long testimonial claims improved strength, digestion, nerves, and energy after using the product, with references to locations Chelsea and St. Louis and a promotion by the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
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Aurelia Sentinel
Aurelia
Milan
Kor
Congress
Beek Slayers
Priest
Sioux City
Mexter
Greet
Fogarty & Dickinson
Bay Lule Potori
John Todd
Galesburg
Aurinley
Egan
Denmark
Maurice F. Egan
Roosevelt
Catholic University In
Willam
Perry
Kanes City
Percry
Kansas
Tt Wi
Tabriz
Rahem Khans
Lrtinnety
Ethelbert Witte
Americudn
St. Petersburg
Musaels
Succed- Wion
Jate
Nasbball
Bloux City
Strey
Denver
Hed Cress Lian
Frankie Haiving
Hopring
Tan
Ireland
Thehrttle Isle Camplon
Loybel
Earl of
Earl of Antelm
Munster
Duke of Argyle
Trish Alam
Iowa
FOL Wal
X. Ofc
Moone
Ky, J. I Swift
Baby
Piston
Hahena Corpo
Hoy Pontius
Corliss
Burlington
Asa Loony
Taft
TM. EB. Hart
Tiber College
Gelden
Marlow
Duliborn
Manon City
Nat Ruiity
Bardenadermenr
Paylann Uerg
Thar Seariner
Foy
Agdued Man Aroay Company
Dulauque Parrons
Sue
Dubuane
Jown Woanin
Rey
Caswelian
Charles City
Tard
Hind
Iowa Wesleyan
Farmer
Dubuque
Weal
Leo Chatman
Ong Farm
Plegahuy
Kerosane
Chatman
Ohthiren
Pubugque
John Th Bent
McMresor
Dy. Duque
Revere Reese
Connell Stults
Connell Mhutts Ronday Hight
Kurdenk Lange Nelda
Tomate Manta
Hathouwes
Ataek
Foymedon
Okanal
Froms Polla
New
Holland
Paket
Toanorrow
Domne
Lian Bond
Mitte Tauuela
Perda
Thera Aanally
Stephen Crone
Garfield Ten
Garfiedd ‘Tea Co
Brooklyn
N.Y
Drigglats
Forses
Outing Magazine
Htree
Thia
J. G. Mavey
Wiltaw
Chelaen
Maas
Anya
Alek
Bf Yale
Uruk
William
Chelsea
Rick
Dr. Willians
Wiisina
Aly Hoxey
Willling
Mfodtaing Tppany
Hohenvotady, N.Y
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